Cerro Tronador and Ventisquero Negro

The excursion travels approximately ninety kilometers south of Bariloche entering Nahuel Huapi National Park The route borders Lakes Gutiérrez and Mascardi surrounded by Andean forests of coihue and lenga before reaching the Manso River valley one of the most powerful waterways in the region Along the way panoramic viewpoints reveal glacial mountains deep valleys and untouched wilderness offering a constant sense of scale and natural beauty shaped by the Patagonian Andes and its evolving glacial landscapes.

The journey continues to Pampa Linda a wide valley surrounded by high peaks where time is available for lunch and for admiring Mount Tronador an inactive volcano rising to three thousand five hundred fifty four meters that dominates the horizon and marks the natural border between Argentina and Chile The route then reaches Ventisquero Negro a dark colored glacier formed by ice sediment and snow blending together Before returning to Bariloche visitors may enjoy short walks to waterfalls meltwater streams and scenic viewpoints completing a full day in the Andean wilderness filled with dramatic contrasts and pristine nature.